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Page ] of 1 <br />.. .. r <br />? <br />. _ ,. <br />Improvement <br />U.S. Seasonal Drought Dutlook <br />Tlirough June 2005 <br />Releas ed Nbrclr 17. 2005 <br />Lim ited im provem ent <br />? Q Improvement <br /> b <br /> ? <br />o? <br /> ? <br /> KE Y: <br /> <br />? Dioughtto persist ur <br /> inteusify <br />- Diouylit ongoinij, some <br /> impllovement <br />- Diouyht likey to impi ove. <br /> IlllpdCfS @.1S@ <br /> Diouyht tlevelopmeut <br />` likey <br />, <br />o ? <br />Depiets general, larpasoale trends based on subjedively dernred probabilRies <br />guided Dynumerous indicators, inoludinp short- and IonQranpe stat'stical and <br />dynamicalforecasts. Short-term rvents •• such x individualstorms •• csnnot be <br />acourately forecast more thata few days in sdvance, so use csution if using this <br />outlodc for applications •• such as crops •• thd wn bt aftected by such euents <br />"On9oinp" druughtareas areschmsticaly appraocimated tromthe DroupAt Monitor <br />(O 1 to D4). F o r we ek y d ro ug ht u p dates , s e e th e latest D ro up ht M o nito r m ap an d <br />text. NOTE: the green improvement areas unply at leata 1-cale9ory improvemant <br />mthe DroughtMondor intensity levek, but do not necessarify imply droupht <br />eli min ation.